Queen Mary Sets Sail From Southampton on Maiden Voyage
The S S Queen Mary, Britain's largest liner, departed Southampton for New York at 4 34 p m on her maiden voyage. 2139 passengers aboard as crowds of 500000 cheered, ships in harbor flew flags, and the ship's siren echoed for miles amid bands and newsreel crews. The voyage aims to beat Normandie's speed with possible top speeds over 32 knots and a projected crossing in a little over ten days.
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Great Britain
New York
English Channel
Solent
London
Britain
United States
Midharbor
England
Epsom Downs
Atlantic
Sir Edgar Britten
Normandie
Mil Zara Haven
Edward
Bethel Teacher Returns Home For Summer Vacation
Bethel Miss Lilah Featherstone, the home economics teacher at Russell Springs High School, has returned to her parents Mr and Mrs Lou Featherstone for the summer. Mr and Mrs Charles Jones hosted a Tuesday dinner party at seven o clock for the gathering.
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Benjamin Baker
Cleveland Clark
John Bunyan
James Jones
Raymond Oehrle
Olive Brown Randel
Lou Featherstone
Claude Williams
Will Smith
Frank Scott
Merle
Claude Michael
Scott
Dorothy Simmons
Lilah Featherstone
Russell Springs
Charles Jones
Beatrice Clark and Maurice Fishburn Tie The Knot
Miss Beatrice Clark of Centropolis and Maurice Fishburn were married Wednesday at the Clark home. The couple left for a short honeymoon and will reside at the groom’s farm near Bethel. Mrs Fishburn has taught in Franklin and Douglas County schools. Mr Fishburn is active in local circles.
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Franklin
Douglas County
Fishburn
Henry Fishburn
Bethel Couple Welcomed as Child May Be Hospital Visit
A local Bethel farming family celebrates a happy union with congratulations extended to the couple. Mr and Mrs Charlie Simmons were noted visiting Friday at Memorial Hospital in Lawrence where their daughter is listed among new arrivals.
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Charlie Simmons
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Daugh
Dorothy Ter Returns Home Improving Slowly
Dorothy Ter returned home and is steadily improving, with friends noting gradual progress and care at her residence as she recuperates.
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Ter
Dorothy
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